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here is the method
1. part1. open chrome

2. click the search bar on the top of your screen and type in http://chrome://settings then hit enter.

3. now click on privacy and security

4. click on security and then manage certificates.

5. now click authorities.

6. Keep open this tab while we work on part two, this is essential.

  1. part 2. open a new tab.

2. now go to a for sure know blocked site (for example, http://www.youtube.com/watch is probably blocked for you) and then wait for the blocked sign to appear.

3. now go up to the top left of the screen and click the lock button.

4. now hit the connection is a secure button and then the certificate is a valid button. it should bring you up to a certificate viewer.

5. now look at what certificate it is, right under the issued by text. memorize it some way, like writing it down on a piece of paper. you are now done with part 2

  1. part 3. go back to your settings page from part 1.

2. now find the exact certificate that you got at the end of part 2.

3. now click on the three dots, then hit edit.

4. now click the trust this certificate to identify websites. it should now be untrusted.

5. refresh your page and check whether or not it is saved. if it didn't save then repeat step 4 until it did save.
6. If it did save then refresh your page on youtube or whatever site you had open. it should now be unblocked!
 
plz don't call me a newbie, I just wanted to share this glitch. if you have anything mean to say, please tell diamond Damien (the owner) or just say nothing. thank you.
 
here is the method
1. part1. open chrome

2. click the search bar on the top of your screen and type in chrome://settings then hit enter.

3. now click on privacy and security

4. click on security and then manage certificates.

5. now click authorities.

6. Keep open this tab while we work on part two, this is essential.

  1. part 2. open a new tab.

2. now go to a for sure know blocked site (for example, youtube is probably blocked for you) and then wait for the blocked sign to appear.

3. now go up to the top left of the screen and click the lock button.

4. now hit the connection is a secure button and then the certificate is a valid button. it should bring you up to a certificate viewer.

5. now look at what certificate it is, right under the issued by text. memorize it some way, like writing it down on a piece of paper. you are now done with part 2

  1. part 3. go back to your settings page from part 1.

2. now find the exact certificate that you got at the end of part 2.

3. now click on the three dots, then hit edit.

4. now click the trust this certificate to identify websites. it should now be untrusted.

5. refresh your page and check whether or not it is saved. if it didn't save then repeat step 4 until it did save.
6. If it did save then refresh your page on youtube or whatever site you had open. it should now be unblocked!
Other options are to update your web browsers. I believe that you are talking about glitch everyone had with certificates at the end of November caused by chromium update and some CA's.
 
also, if the glitch doesn't work, then just untrust pretty much all of the certificates, then it should work.
 
Other options are to update your web browsers. I believe that you are talking about glitch everyone had with certificates at the end of November caused by chromium update and some CA's.
sorry, i didnt know about that
 
sorry, i didnt know about that
I found it by chance because of of my colleagues called me in because his team had a problems with push notifications and some landing pages. Only Chromium based browser were affected and websites with certs from Let's Encrypt. Maybe something more was there by my problem was solved with service worker update and issuance of new certs for domains where LP's are residing.
 
PLEASE DO NOT BE MEAN TO ME, I THINK I AM GOING TO CRY AND THIS WAS MY FIRST POST AND I JOINED ONLY YESTERDAY, SO PLEASE DON'T BE MEAN!!!
 
I found it by chance because of of my colleagues called me in because his team had a problems with push notifications and some landing pages. Only Chromium based browser were affected and websites with certs from Let's Encrypt. Maybe something more was there by my problem was solved with service worker update and issuance of new certs for domains where LP's are residing
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